News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-06-30
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Nancy Cook has been quite ill.
Now is the time for a trip through
Lookout Park.
James Parker, of Hyde Park. was in
town last week.
B. G. Mccoy has rented his cottage
over in Jersey.
A change in time on the 3. Sc l.. road
went into effect Monday.
Isaac Austin, of Underbill. was in town
last Wednesday on business,
The Lone Star ball club went to Jeri-
chO Saturday and won a game.
The school-house roof has been par
TALLY shingled and the sidewalk graded.
Miss Eva Ellinwood arrived here Fri
day from school and will remain until
fall.
Rev. E. Wheelock left Saturday after
noon for Burlington, to attend commence
ment exercises.
Myron NJ. Parker, of Washington. ar
rived Thursday and will visit relatives
here this week.
Capt. j. j. Monahan, of Underhill, was
in town Saturday, leaving for home on
the evening train.
S. w. Royce and II. A. Maxfield at
tended the reunion of the I'd vt. regi-
ment at Burlington the 10Th inst.
We have good liberty poles on Main
street, so don't forget to raise the ''Star
Spangled Banner on the glorious 4th.
MIR. and Mrs. @. F. Hulburd have re-
moved TO the apartments they formerly
occupied, where they have commenced
housekeeping.
Lewis Cook and Henry Purdy were
both thrown from a wagon recently but
were uninjured. The horse became I'M
manageable and freed itself from the
wagon.
Rossean, the miller, sustained quite an
injury to his hand while PLAYING ball re-
Gently. He caught the ball between the
third and fourth fingers, cutting a long
cash between the joints. He continued
playing, however, until the game was
finished.
Luther Putnam met with quite an ac-
cident while on fishing trip to St. AL
bans Bay last week. A mis-step taken
near bridge precipitated him fifteen feet
to the rocks below. He arrived home
Wednesday, having suffered considera-
bly, from the effects of the fall.
The names of the Cambridge boys who
went out in the I'd Vt. and returned are
as follows, and in the companies given:
DR.. E. r. Brush, FL James II. Doron,
III; Lewis I'll. Estes, H C. J. Ellsworth,
A; S. Billings, Jr., III John K. Glougie,
H; Lewis A. Hebb, II: G. w. Hubbard,
IL; N. B. Lathrop, H; L. LeBaron, d;
Henry Y. Meeker. III Ii. A. Morgan, I'll
E. r. Smith, Ill /; M. Ii. Winchell, G.; d.
w. Weston, G.; .. G. Westman, I'll. Those
from this town enlisting in said regiment
who were killed in battle, died in rebel
prisons or from wounds or other causes,
are as follows: James Austin, Co. III
II. p. Corse, Co. G.; Ell Ellinwood, Co.
II; j. w. Morton, Co. Ii; Samuel j.
Wilcox, III. Of the q mentioned above,
IL were enrolled in Co. II. two in Co. G,
one in Co. A, and one in Co. d.
We have to record a very sad accident
which occurred Saturday afternoon. AS
Mrs. William Scott was driving past the
post-office one of the shafts gave away.
This hit the horse, which started it into
a run. Attempts were made to stop the
animal, which turned its course, bring
ing the wagon violently i'll contact with
a tree opposite Mrs. Scott's shop. Mrs.
Scott was thrown against the tree and
carried into the house insensible. Drs. |
Morgan and Brush were in attendance |
and found that her injuries, though Sc
we're, were not likely to prove fatal.
There were severe cuts on her forehead |
and limbs, besides fractured knee.
"Bostonians tell us we're too distant from the |
Hub,
And we knowingly repeat, AYE, there's the rub
But Cambridge says, We're near enough to both |
flem.'